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The role of retinoid X receptors (RXRs) on negative thyroid
hormone response elements (nTREs) is not well understood. In this
report, we demonstrate that an orientation-specific monomeric thyroid
hormone receptor (T
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R) DNA-binding site mediates thyroid
hormone inhibition in the thyrotropin
subunit gene (TSH-
)
from human and murine species. Unlike positive TREs, addition of the
ligand 9-cis retinoic acid (9-cis RA) to cells transfected with a
T
R
1 expression vector significantly reduces thyroid
hormone inhibition of the TSH-
gene, indicating that endogenous
retinoid receptors antagonize T
R function. Cotransfection
of an RXR-
but not a retinoic acid receptor-
expression
vector further antagonizes thyroid hormone inhibition, but only in the
presence of 9-cis RA. Antagonism by RXR requires both an intact DNA-
and ligand-binding domain. Removal of monomeric T
R binding
to the TSH-
nTRE also requires both RXR domains. A model is
proposed whereby monomeric T
R is removed from a nTRE by RXR
occupied by its ligand 9-cis RA. This is the first report of 9-cis
RA-dependent antagonism of thyroid hormone inhibition via negative
TREs.
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